Tell WideScope where you live, the passports you hold, and what you own. It shows the tax you really pay, how much is avoidable, the cheapest place to live, and what your heirs would owe — the analysis a family office charges 1% a year for.
It applies the published headline rates for about 165 countries to your exact holdings and plans — and always shows the rate it used.
Same investments, smarter holding — the dividend route fix, the Ireland-fund question, and exactly what each costs you every year.
Every country ranked for your portfolio, gains included — so a no-tax move is weighed against its inheritance and exit costs.
What your heirs owe, including the brutal US estate tax on US-registered shares and property that most people never see coming.
SPYI, JEPI, QYLD, REITs and MLPs taxed by how their distributions actually behave — not the headline yield.
The yearly cost of advisor and fund fees, and the fortune they quietly compound away over twenty years.
Selling a business, an inheritance, a gift, a pension drawdown, buying property — usually the largest tax decisions of all.
From the days you spend, which countries can tax you as a resident — and the 183-day line before you cross it.
Worldwide taxation, the 3.8% surtax, PFIC, CFC/GILTI and the FBAR/FATCA reporting that no move removes.
UK FIG, Italy and Greece flat tax, Beckham, non-dom, Israel and more — and what each would actually save you.
The screening a wealth manager runs once a year, as a tool you own — fast, private, and showing its working.
Every figure names the rate behind it and lists what it does not cover. A screening tool, never a black box.
Self-hosted: your holdings and plans stay on your own server. Nothing tracked, nothing sold.
Open source under MIT — run it, read it, change it, host it your way.
Open WideScope, add where you live and what you own, and read your whole cross-border position on one screen.
WideScope is a screening tool, not advice — confirm with a professional before you move country, sell a large holding, or restructure.